Sinanlı Roman Bath

The water temperature of the thermal spa in the town of Sinanlı in Ayaş is 21 oC . It is poured from its source into a pool built later. The water carriage system of the thermal is made of masonry stone and the dome built over the spring is made of brick. Today it is used as a swimming pool and picnic area.

Ankara City Hospital

Ankara City Hospital is the biggest hospital built at once in Europe and the third largest hospital in the world. It was opened by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with a ceremony. The hospital is one of the world’s leading health centres and consists of hospitals, each of which is specialized in its field. Within Ankara City Hospital, operating in a health campus, there are 8 separate hospitals with 1 million 312 thousand square meters of closed area. In addition to the general hospital, there are Cardiovascular Diseases Hospital, Neurological Sciences and Orthopaedic Hospital, Child Health and Diseases Hospital, Oncology Hospital, Gynaecology and Maternity Hospital, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Hospital, High Security Forensic Psychiatry Hospital and it has a total of 3 thousand 704 beds for patients. The hospital also has 674 intensive care beds and an infrastructure that can serve intensive care patients at all levels.

Eynebey Bath

It is located at the Northeast of the Gazi High School. Based on its architectural structure and construction technique, it is predicted to be a 15th century building. It has a rectangular floorplan. The restored bath is currently open under the name of the historical Eynebey Bath in İtfaiye Square.

Şengül Hamamı

Located in the Acıçeşme street of İstiklal neighborhood, the bath is constructed as a double bath. The construction techniques and equipment of the adjacent dressing room section reveals it was constructed in the 19th century. Furnace and warm room cisterns lie all along the East part of the bath as two sections. The building is still used as bath in the same address.

Sincan Hot Springs

In the geothermal area that is near the entrance of Sincan metropolitan municipality and the Ayaş-Ankara highway, there are hot baths, thermal hotels and aquaparks. The temperature of the hot water, which is also drinkable, varies between 36 and 42 centigrade degrees. The water includes sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, fluoride, bromide and sulphate which help cure rheumatic diseases, joint diseases, chronic pains on the back and neck, muscle pains, pains due to calcification in bones, cutaneous disease (psoriasis), neurodermitis, amyotrophia, soft tissue injuries, tendinitis, burnout syndrome and some other conditions that appeared as a result of orthopaedic operations. The hot bath facilities in Sincan offer Turkish baths, pools, private bathrooms, and family bathrooms. You can benefit from these facilities by staying at a thermal hotel or paying just for bathing services.

Hot Sprıngs Of Haymana

The thermal springs known as Wilderness Bath in the Ottoman Period were put into service in the 19th century, and Haymana district centre was established around these hot springs. Cimcime Sultan, Medrese and Seyran thermal springs are the famous ones. Over time, many facilities in the district centre were put into service. Haymana thermal water is one of the best thermal waters in the world and its temperature is 44°C. The colourless and odourless water contains bicarbonate, calcium, sodium, magnesium, and carbon dioxide. The hot springs are good for rheumatism, aprosis, sciatica, polio, romantiod and atria; it is used in the treatment of brain, spinal cord, respiratory tract, skin, and gynaecological diseases, and also used in the treatment of arteriosclerosis, bronchitis and calcification. Besides, it is known to help the chronic joint, arteriosclerosis, gallbladder, and kidney stones to fall out, some nervous system disorders, waist and neck hernias, high blood pressure and even heart failure.

Hot Springs Of Kızılcahamam

In Kızılcahamam town centre and its surroundings, there are thermal baths that belong to either the state or the private sector. Water temperature in Kızılcahamam thermal baths are between 44 and 86 oC. The thermal bath water includes bicarbonate, chloride, sodium and carbon dioxide. Because of its healing quality, thermal water is good for rheumatism, gynaecologic and neurologic conditions, nerve and muscle prostration and those conditions concerning blood circulation, joints, calcification, digestion and respiration. It is confirmed that the thermal water is also good for fractions and dislocations, cutaneous disease and eczema. The Sey Hot Spring of Kızılcahamam has a historical importance. There are accommodation opportunities where the baths are located. Those who accommodate in thermal baths have the chance to visit historical and geological places in Kızılcahamam as well

Sey Hot Spring

Sey Hot Spring is 18 km away from Kızılcahamam but its water has the same characteristics as the healing water in the city center. There are rooming houses for accommodation around the hot spring. The spring’s water is good for many diseases, as the water of the Great Hot Spring is. Besides, it can be drunk. Water that contains bicarbonate, sodium, calcium, carbon dioxide and fluoride is at a temperature of 43 centigrade degrees.

Ayaş Thermal Springs

There are spas and thermal hotels in the district borders of Ayaş including the Historical Paşa Bath, which is located in Ayaş district centre and dates back to the 17th century, and Historical Karakaya Hot Spring from the Seljuks. The water of the hot spring, which can be used as medicinal drinking water, is said to be good for the elimination of stomach, intestinal and liver laziness, the shedding of gallstones and kidney stones and sands, the treatment of urinary tract inflammations, the shedding of digestive system parasites, constipation, and indigestion. It is also known to help excrete toxins found in the blood. When used as a hot spring, it helps treat rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, neuralgia, neuritis, polyneuritis, and gynaecological diseases. The hot springs have separate pools for men and women. Many new private thermal facilities have been opened in and around Ayaş, and some facilities are under construction.

Karacabey Bath

The bath located on Talatpaşa Boulvard is constructed in 1444 as a double bath. There are adjacent dressing rooms at the Western part of the building while the warm room and alcove in the east were built with a different construction style. The bath has a big rectangular floorplan close to a square.